Werewolves

Well, in human form you could probably shoot it in the chest or head for an immediate death. In wolf form (Unless it kills you before you get a chance to kill it), probably in the same places. But it depends on how deep the shot goes and how injured the werewolf is.

Yes, due to the lack of a depression in the cornea, known as flovea, which allow humans focus their sight and performs tasks such as reading or driving.

Yes there is.
The evidence that werewolves exist comes mainly from stories of old, some of which may actually be true. There is evidence all around us. The only problem is that sometimes it's very difficult to collect.

Go onto you tube if u get angry easily and type how to become a werewolf (hypnosis) and it will hypnotise u otherwise like me think u r a wolf blood and u will feel fur and teeth no body else will see ur fur

Misanthropy is a common development in socially unwanted teenagers, especially if they have grown up in an abusive environment. Wild imagination, a need to escape negative situations, burgeoning hormonal maelstroms and many other factors from childhood to adulthood can contribute to a disassociation with one's humanity or the desire to be inhuman. Belonging to a different form of life is a fantastical wish that seems absurd and alien to most people who have not experienced such desires, but there is a great deal of subconcious logic to this state of being. Release from responsibility and routine are probably the greatest motivating factors, but the details of the life and behaviour of the person in question will shape the over all fantasy. For those who feel anger and rage in regards to their situation, namely the people involved, then a desire to become a predator for the strength and killing power of the beast is only too common. Such a path is common in humans, it just isn't given such an imaginative route. After all, who hasn't felt an intense desire to strike out at a bully or enemy of some kind, to harm or kill those who have embarrassed or terrified them?

Another outlet for the intense emotions that drive such people is a more innocent, or weak should you choose to perceive it as such, fantasy of escape and freedom. Birds are greatly common in escape fantasies. What earthbound harm could catch up to a being who takes to the skies? Less violent cases of abused children and adolescences often find day dreams of feathers and wings to be the answer to their heart's content; contrarily causing emotional and mental agony over their inability to fulfill such a dream. School goers of all ages have done this very same act of mentally visualized escape when the boredom of the classroom has become too much.

Humans are diverse, complicated, intensely emotional creatures with the ability to synthesize sensory information, augmented with abstract values, in the form of imagination. It is a crucial part to being what we are! Still we have little control over the majority of our mental processes, which leads to a great deal of confusion and inner turmoil. In the end we all must deal with the duality of being powerfully instinctive animals with the power of thought. A desire to leave behind humanity in order to become a beast should never be a difficult fantasy to comprehend.

It Can, and sometimes It can't, some Werewolves become concumed with greed, then they lose control of their soul, the ones with a loyal heart, will be able to fight of the contriling poison of it( they still will phase into a werewolf!)

Real werewolves don't imprint, only the shape-shifters from Twilight do. It's "love at first sight," but more powerful. Apparently age doesn't matter for the shape-shifters, so they can be viewed as pedophiles, like Jacob Black, for example. When he imprints on Renesmee, he will only be a brother to her while thinking of the day he'll have sex with her (when she's about seven) and impregnate her to have puppies. This is a sick process as the female doesn't really have a choice and child-grooming is just disturbing.

You get bit, scratched or otherwise receive some werewolf blood. It can be a blood transplant, as long as the werewolf's blood gets into your bloodstream.

Werewolves are traditionally violently allergic to silver. In some instances rye, mistletoe, mountain ash and wolfsbane are effective repellents. Commonly, after a werewolf returns to its human form, it is drained and weak.

It's not true. none of them realy work. but making high pitched noises seem to work effectivly

Ha! Come on Guys! This is an easy one! The Answer is Vampires!

20 stone ---- Zero. Because there's no such thing as a werewolf.

* Werewolves are myths from past times, but there was a case in England where a man would actually have facial changes and hair growing on his face and body and he had great strength. He was arrested by the police and put into a cell. That evening there was a full moon and he pleaded with police to tie him down so he would not hurt anyone. Of course the police thought the man was a raving lunatic, but two police officers actually witnessed this man's facial features change; hair growing from his face and body and he began to stretch the bars on the cell window. The police couldn't believe their eyes. This case is documented. Keep in mind that if some individuals believe deeply enough in something they can have some physical changes to their body. http://www.altereddimensions.net/creatures/werewolf.aspx [I don't see your account on this web page] * There are very few and they are very hard to find you must survive tests and they are all located in forests to try to find them is to try to find trouble my advice is to give up now, but if your looking for them check the web for locations then at least you'll get a push in the right direction. * Cult would imply a deviant nature, as would werewolf.

Some people are under the missconception that crosses kill werewolves. This is untrue. People who think that are mixing them up with vampires. Holy artifacts do not have any effect of werewolves. And garlac doesn't have any effect on them, either. Silver is a known weapon against werewolves. It is said that, not only will it kill the werewolf, but it will cause an escruciatlingly painful burning sensation for the werewolf. However, if werewolves are real, I wouldn't trust this saying. Silver wasn't added to the list of weapons against werewolves until the 19th century. There are three plants that can be used to ward off werewolves: wolfsbane, rye, and mistletoe.

half of a real werewolf

It is actually called a Lycanthrope. Lycan coming from King Lycaon who was turned into a werewolf by Zeus for serving him human flesh. It is not called "half of a real werewolf" it is officially called a lycanthrope.

Hybird

I found out if you stoped looking for something your hunting it will eventually find you by luck. like it just did right now. you can feel free to contact me if you wish.

and you can contact me if you are one. here's a checklist:

KEEP IN MIND THIS ANSWER ONLY APPLIES FOR SOMEONE THAT IS AT LEAST A LITTLE INSANE.

First off, If you are serious and NOT joking and you really think you are a werewolf, you're not alone. But we are VERY few. Some believe that they can physically transform. I personally do not believe this. However, there are miner changes such as heightened senses, increased amounts of energy/strenght, and then there are the cravings. For blood, or any type of red meat. These "symptoms" increase around the full moon, but may be present any time the moon is visible. Each cycle of the moon may be different. one often not being the same strength as the next cycle. The more strength, the more "symptoms."

here are some characteristics most "werewolves" will have. Use it as a checklist.

*ability to run/walk ( with a fairly mobile gate) on all fours (hands/feet, knees DO NOT count.)

*exact or very close-to imitation and understanding of canines, including howl/growl/whine/bark/ canine/ lupine facial & body language

*ability to move ears up/down. back/forward (slight movement, but to the point that it is noticeable) Some of us use our ears just as dogs/ wolves do, but the average person is unaware.

*Cravings for blood/ even cannibalistic thoughts (desired or undesired) and VERY rearely is anyone stupid enough to actually kill/ harm another person. this would result in more harm than good. For the sane, the consequences if found guilty of murder out-way the benefits.

*great hearing/sense of smell/ night vision (as humans go)

*obsessed with the moon- paying close attention to and even sometimes knowing when it is there even if it is not visible. (we know it is there when we feel an increase in our senses/energy level/ cravings.)

*may experience times where one cannot break their stare at the moon, feeling in a fog/ light-headed, or unbalanced/ feel as though they are being pulled to "the position" (aka position in which you would walk/run on all fours.)

*urge to rip/tear/destroy objects with teeth. object examples being: jeans, sheets, pillows, etc.

*Some, not all: have a history of self-injury, often for no other reason than to calm their cravings for blood/meat.

*Great interest in the canine species at a young age, easily grasping canine forms of communication.

*Do NOT like crowds of people, prefer to be left alone/ limited amount of people/ certain types of people/ with animals.

*have a strong compassion a respect to nature and the wild.

*feel at home and calm in the mountains or a place with lots of wooded areas.

*distracted easily by movement, often having impulsive thoughts to chase it.

*Prefer night rather than day.

*Do not get cold easily, especially when the moon is present/ visible.

*May develop a dislike of cats

* Majority are DISGUSTED with vampires.

*Anger/ irritability/ change in normal mood (in some cases) is prevalent close to/prior to/when the moon is out.

*Most of us have to find a way to channel our energy so we are not constantly pushed to be destructive.

*Some grow to be, or are already welcomed by who we are/what gift possess we. but we may feel guilty at times/ even at some points in our lives feel that it is more a curse than a gift. the feeling of being "cursed" might be more likely to occur in earlier stages of life; around ages 5-16.

*there are manny "fakers" and a true werewolf can pick them out.

*May become obsessive over the sharpness of one's teeth. Some even go so far as to cosmetically sharpening them. But that is rare.

*May strongly believe your spirit is part wolf: one also might often feel as though he/she is a wolf trapped in a human's body.

*We all have varied beliefs/ opinions. Some are very secretive, others can seem depressed or sad, while others are just the opposite. But we all share a fondness for "darkness".

Yes, because scientists have found out a way to scientifically (of course) combine man and wolf, making a werewolf.

Cillit Bang.

Werewolves change any time they want not just full moon.

And they transform they don't change.

It depends on what story you are bassing on. Legends change over time,and more stories are added often, so know one know really if they change just on fullmoons, or any night, or anytime. I think that, if you go by the fullmoon therory, they transform then because wolves are known to howl more on fullmoons. Sometimes, in other therories, they transform willingly. Like whenever they needed there wolf instincts for help.

You can only tell if your a werewolf if you wake up not in your bed. Or if someone witnessed it. ( if you are unsure what witnessed means it means for someone to see it happen.) the worst threat for werewolfs is wolf hunters, if your a werewolf and your reading this, Dont get hit with SILVER BULLETS on the way out. Haha.

they would tell you they are a werewolf and at knight when there is a full moon they burst into a werewolf. Also I have a friend that acts wierd she acts like a dog and called my friends dog with her senses. her cousin got mad at me and her pupils glowed red and then she jumped on me? i was so freaked out .

Werewolves originate from france...Werecats?....i do not know

If you want to become one say this

First thing it has to be daylight and you have to be outside when you do this spell and you have to say it three times.

''Werewolves of the full moon I wish to be a werewolf. I wish to be a werewolf with (fur color) fur. I wish to be able to to turn into a werewolf every night when I'm in the moonlight. ANd shall not turn back to normal until 1 hour after the transformation. So Mote It Be.''

Say that three times and it has to be daylight and you have to be outside. And then that night when your in derect veiw of the moonlight your turn into a werewolf and this spell has no side effects.

Good Luck.

The werewolf has been spread by legend over thousands of years, gradually taking the form we see today. In the last century or so, werewolves have been the topic of many novels such as 'Twilight'. This has rapidly popularised the werewolf as a fictional creature.

go live in a cave and sort your self out

Aside from the fact that these are fantastic creatures and not real in any way, what you are proposing is impossible. There's a reason you never hear of Vampires giving birth; because it isn't possible. The men would be infertile (their sperm would be just as dead as they are), and the women barren (same thing for eggs). Besides, think about it, a woman would have to be turned while pregnant, and if she were, since Vampires stop aging at the point they are turned, she would be in a perpetual state of pregnancy for eternity, the fetus either dead inside her, or in a perpetual fetal state, unable to be born because it is not viable.

The alternative would be to turn as woman as she is giving birth, but if the infant were still connected umbilically, then it would also be stuck in a perpetual state of infancy, just subsisting on blood rather than mother's milk.

If you aren't a parent yourself, let me assure you, even Vampires would tire of that very very quickly. Such a creature would not be long for this world.

Now, with that said, moving into the outside realms of the possible, AD&D had creatures called "Vampyres"; they were like Blade from the Marvel Universe in way. They were children born to mothers bitten while pregnant, but not turned into Vampires. They were born with most of the Vampires advantages (i.e. incredible strength, speed and agility, shapeshifting, thirst for blood), but none of the weaknesses (i.e. they were able to walk in daytime, no allergy to garlic, etc.). While pound for pound they weren't as powerful as vampires, they weren't undead (or immortal, though they did tend to live for centuries rather than decades), and they didn't sleep in coffins. With that in mind, if a Lycanthropic mother gave birth in such a fashion, her child would be fantastic indeed, though there would be no necessary advantage to shapeshifting into a wolf when the Vampyre could do that anyway. The main difference would be that unlike normal Lycanthropes, that can eat whatever they want, the vampiric one would need blood and likely live much longer. He would have the added allergy to silver and wolfsbane too, so honestly, I think it's more of a hindrance being lycanthropic than not.

Of course, this is all hypothetical, since it logically could never happen.